1. Making Open Citations Work: Case Study ScienceOpen
Force17, Berlin October 2017
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Author: Stephanie Dawson; License: CC BY Open Citations
5/26/2019

2. ScienceOpen is a freely-accessible, interactive search and discovery platform connecting and exposing metadata.

3. # oat17 @Science_Open @SDawsonBerlin
Scholarly articles in context: ScienceOpen search/discovery platform
35 million research article records
17 million authors
25 thousand journals

4. So how to make sense of 35 million articles?
Filter:
Open Access
Preprint
Date
Affiliation
Keywords
Discipline
Validation
Source
Content type
Journal
Sort:
Citations
Altmetric Score
Date
Usage
Journals are a place to demonstrate the results of peer review.
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5. Citations trace the geneology of an idea and build the contextual framework of a scholarly article.

6. Sort your search results by citation
ScienceOpen Collections provide these functions beyond the limits and bias of individual publishers or journals
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7. Add a filter – Date, Open Access, Affiliation…
ScienceOpen Collections provide these functions beyond the limits and bias of individual publishers or journals
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8. Export your results, cite and repeat!
ScienceOpen Collections provide these functions beyond the limits and bias of individual publishers or journals
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9. Sort reference lists by citation and more
ScienceOpen Collections provide these functions beyond the limits and bias of individual publishers or journals
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10. Sort and search within collections
ScienceOpen Collections provide these functions beyond the limits and bias of individual publishers or journals
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11. Pierre Poulain, Flickr, CC BY-SA

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ORCID integration: Sort publications by citations, Altmetric score, usage, date
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13. Personal statistics: track citations over time
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14. Initiative for Open Citations (I4OC)
How many citations are open today?
As of June 2017, the fraction of publications with open references has grown from 1% to more than 45% out of the nearly 35 million articles with references deposited with Crossref (to date).
Journals are a place to demonstrate the results of peer review.
Michael Coghlan, Flickr CC BY-SA
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15. Making citations part of the open, machine-readable metadata anchored with persistent identifiers in Crossref will result in better discoverability for all.
Scott Lynch, Bankey, Flickr_CC BY

16. #oat17 @Science_Open @SDawsonBerlin
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As an aggregator of information, ScienceOpen will continue to open up, share, add to and explore the context of scholarly research in support of open knowledge goals. Join us!
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